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The University of Education Schwäbisch Gmünd is an open-minded university with extensive international cooperation and exchange programs. In a pluralistic society, the ability to understand and appreciate different cultures plays a decisive role - especially in the university's profile areas education, interculturality and health. This is why the PH Schwäbisch Gmünd maintains relationships with over 60 partner universities worldwide, with whom it cooperates in study, research and teaching.

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Visiting the Technical University of Liberec – Strengthening Cooperation!

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Foto Dr. Jiri Erhart und Nico Reichert

f.l.t.r.: Prof. Dr. Lutz Kasper, Prof. Dr. Jiri Erhart and Nico Reichert

Foto Workshop Nico Reichert (Mathematikabteilung)

Workshop Nico Reichert (Mathe-matics Department)

Foto Drei Physiker im Infrarotbild im Wissenschaftszentrum

Three physicists in an infrared image at the Science Center.

Foto Drei Physiker heben einen Pkw (v.l.n.r.: Prof. Dr. Lutz Kasper; Prof. Dr. Jiri Erhart; Nico Reichert)

Three physicist lift a car (f.l.t.r.: Prof. Dr. Lutz Kasper; Prof. Dr. Jiri Erhart; Nico Reichert)

From May 11–14, 2026, Prof. Dr. Lutz Kasper and Nico Reichert visited the Technical University of Liberec. This visit strengthened and expanded the partnership with the Technical University of Liberec.

Over the course of several days, Prof. Dr. Lutz Kasper held three events, some of which were open to students and others to all members of the university community. The events focused on the topics “Misconceptions in Physics: Comic Vignettes as a Teaching Tool” and “Discovering Physics in Everyday Life: Digital Data Collection and Modeling Using Smartphones.” The events were attended by both lecturers and students.

Nico Reichert took the opportunity to present his course “Misconceptions in Mathematics Education: Fractions” in preparation for the upcoming 2026 Summer School. There was lively participation from both students and lecturers. The Summer School participants will benefit from the insights gained.

During the stay, which was funded by the Erasmus+ program, there was plenty of time to get to know the city and the Czech partners better. Together with Prof. Dr. Jiri Erhart, they visited the iQLANDIA science center. Prof. Dr. Lutz Kasper also took part in a hike up the local mountain, 'Jeschken'.